9 BEST TIPS to make THIN Hair LOOK THICK

* 9 BEST TIPS to make THIN Hair LOOK THICK

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🙋🏼 ABOUT ME: Hi guys! My name is Alyona. I was born in Russia. I'm a musician. And I love art, makeup, fashion, style and beautiful environments. I love playing with makeup and fashion, but at the same time, I’m quite a minimalistic person. I don't like the idea of being fixated on the body too much. I have an alternative and unconventional viewpoint on beauty, the body types and face shapes. I love helping other women find their "it" and finally discover their beauty and boost their confidence.

I have several series on my channel that you might be interested in such as: Body Types, Contouring, Makeup History and Makeup Transformations. Also some random beauty hacks about skin care, hair, nails and beauty in general.

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[aldebaranthegreat]

These videos are so unique and informative because Aly gives advice on how every individual person can look their best, with explanations for why things look a certain way and how the shapes are perceived. Not once have I seen her advertising a product or brand. Most beauty channels these days are built around reviewing hundreds of skin/hair/makeup products and comparing them, with very little focus on how to optimize the right types for every person's face or body. This channel is amazing, other beauty vloggers should take notes.

[alexm]

This woman is a freaking genius! I have never read or heard such detailed well explained and generally not well-known advice. I find her advice realistic and doable. I am definitely going to apply it.

[giirlchan]

I love how u make every woman, regardless of what she was born with, feel beautiful :)

[wildmeadows]

From a former layered pixie to a chin-length bob, my vertical line, volume — after following your cutting tutorial, and face frame have all come together as pure artistry. I now see my face as beautiful.

[reneeschroeder]

I appreciate you always posting pictures!

[kathycoker]

When ever I start growing out my hair it starts to look thinner. After some time, I always come back to the short bob and each time its cut, I get the most compliments.

[desktopkitty]

My trick, put on a wig. I've struggled with thin hair due to medical reasons ever since my teens. Its not a problem that's going away soon. Wigs do wonders for my self confidence.

[slavmetal]

I think for those who have very thin, straight hair, vintage curling methods such as rollers might be helpful. Done right, they can create an insane amount of volume, and unlike heat curls they tend not to fall during the day and they definitely don't flatten out easily. I have very thick hair so I can't say for sure, but I've seen it work on others.

[myheartiswriting]

One of the biggest things I've learned from having thin hair is the importance of keeping it as healthy as possible. Not brushing it when wet, not using heat, finding the most light-weight all-in-one hair serums, customizing a perfect volumizing routine including dry shampoo, optimizing my ingredient lists for minimum buildup (sulfate-free, paraben-free, are usually my only priorities, I've seen a noticeable difference in my hair, not everyone has the same experience and for some hair types sulfates can actually be beneficial but for my fine hair that's thin, oily roots but dry scalp and dry ends, this is what works best for me.)

[eliseharrison]

I saw a girl who couldn’t figure out why her hair looked so thin. It was half way down her back and didn’t look good, just straggly. She hadn’t had a trim in years, so Aly’s point 1 was exactly right. So I brush out her hair and go to separate it at the back of her head for trimming and found that about 1/2 way up, she had a whole other layer...underneath. Don’t know what made me ask because I’d never seen it before, but I asked if she wore a ponytail. She said she did, every day to keep her hair out of her face while she worked. So I’m adding: if you have thin hair, watch out for rubber bands. The whole lower half of her hair in the back had broken off right where the rubber band/pony holder was worn. She got a trim, quit wearing ponytails every day and within a couple of months it looked totally different.

[lanisnts]

Truths being told! I always try to grow my hair but when it reaches the shoulder area I get annoyed and end up cutting it short again. Now I know why! Thank you!

[courtneychildress]

Thank you!!! I feel so vindicated! If I had a nickel for every time I’ve tried to explain to a hairdresser that I absolutely do not need my hair or ends thinned, I’d have at least a free haircut! Why oh why do they insist on thinning the hair of someone with fine, straight hair??? I’m bringing this video with me to every future hair appointment! 😆

[shyviolets]

I'm getting my hair cut tomorrow and this just saved me 😭

[SparkleGrl]

I've had thinning hair for quite some time now and I decided to follow your advice and I got my blonde ombre dyed dark brown and got a blunt cut, and I can honestly say my hair looks so much thicker and healthier and I'm so happy with the results. Thank you Aly!

[IEVAKambarovaite]

Why am I watching this at 5AM when I have to be up in 3 hours?? 🤦🏻‍♀️
That's how good it is. Thank you Aly for all you do 💖

[unneighborlyarcades]

I've started putting my hair in a loose ponytail on the very top of my head to keep my hair from getting all messed up during sleep. As a side-effect, I've noticed my hair is more voluminous in the morning because it was on top of my head all night. This may be a tip, though I have a different hair-type and can't predict whether, how, or for how long this method would affect thinner, sleek hair.

[MagicStyleAtelier]

Nice tips, but please do not mix up "thin" and "fine" hair. Thin hair means that you have sparse hair, less hair than average. The individual strands might thick or fine, but you have fewer strands than normal. Fine hair means the individual strands are fine aka not thick, but people with fine hair often have more hair aka strands than people with thick strands. The problem with fine hair though is that it is very soft and does therefore not hold volume well. The worst case is to have thin and fine hair...in any case, for each situation the solution is different...

[marzenamuskala]

Aly, everything you said about thin hair is truth. I agree with you, that the shape, colour, darker roots of your hair and thicker, darker eyebrows make really a difference. Your advices are so clever. Thank you!

[brookehawkins]

My whole life I’ve cut my hair short thinking thin hair can’t be long..

Then I grew my hair long.. and I have so much more hair to work with. Brushed out curls look BOMB on thin hair.

P.s. if you grow your hair long, do a blunt cut with very VERY fine layers towards the back of your head. No layers in the front (usually the thinnest.)

[hairclip]

One thing that wasn't mentioned is if you have thin and soft hair that is straight but has a bit of a curly tendency, if you cut it shorter and add some layers it can get really curly (especially if you scrunch it!!)